However if the ads are quite relevant to what you’re writing about, that it really shouldn’t matter. Every site is going to be different in your case, you’re just going to have to test different colors and styles.

Would you give me some advice on the coloring of my ads. I’m using the same ads eventhough I changed my site from burgandy and black to blue.

Thanks,

Roger

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I’m just saying that if I were to write a Google specific post about something I learned at a search conference, there’s no reason that I personally would hesitate to categorize in all three of my categories, “Search Engines” and in “Google” and in “Conferences”.

I’m not intending to contradict Michael in that video, it’s just a preference I have, and I do personally believe that Google is smart enough not to penalize me for content organized by month or category.

There’s no reason someones content can’t legitimately fall under multiple categories, and to force every post into just one category would lead to a poorer user experience in my opinion.

That said, a little extra effort put into making only snippets of your posts appear in archives and categories is an improvement over simply duplicating, and for that I choose to use the post teaser plugin.

I hope this clarifies…

They talk about “put a post in only one category to prevent content duplication (Google and other search engines penalize sites that have duplicated content), make use of the ‘more’ feature to prevent content duplication in homepage, single post page, category pages, etc and use a robots.txt file.

To prevent duplicated content in category pages, tag pages, yearly archives or monthly archives make sure your theme uses post excerpts there. Also create a robots.txt file to tell search engine bots which pages on your web site should be crawled and indexed.”

I’m really interested in what you have to say about this Wordpess duplication problem.

I’ll get on all those suggestion shortly. I will be advertising soon, but I have been working on SEO for 18 months on this site - starting from zero - didn’t know html at all and had help with the PHP.

Right now I’m working on changing my code to no tables using CSS and then getting it into (or onto, or with ) wordpress. I had the sitemap on there but I overlooked it when I removed 9 tables from the code and so had a new template and forgot to put it on the front page.

I looked through a million wordpress themes and they all look alike to me. I’m aware of the need for a upfront look but it’s hard to be different and have a white background and black text.

I couldn’t believe you found I was #25 of a million or so on Google/Yahoo for nutritional deficiencies. I certainly didn’t know that?

What’s more, I only receive 2,000 visitors a month and 600 (now headed to 900 with the 10 of 24 tables removed) for my page on brushing teeth. It appears someone with some pull likes my site.

I will definitely keep your company in mind, thanks again…